27 August 2021
In July 2021, Farm Africa independently convened a UN Food Systems Summit dialogue exploring the theme of gaps, opportunities and barriers in food loss and wastage in Kenya’s food systems.
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Horticulture project grows futures for young Kenyan farmers
20 August 2021
UK aid from the UK government has enabled young farmers in Kenya to build sustainable livelihoods in the horticulture sector through Farm Africa’s Growing Futures project, which helps young people to set up profitable farming enterprises growing and selling vegetables that are in high demand.
Coffee helps connect the world
02 August 2021
Joining a coffee cooperative supported by Farm Africa in rural Ethiopia has allowed father and coffee-grower, Tesema, to learn about coffee production, increase his yield and earn a higher income for his family.
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Aberash was the first woman to join her coffee cooperative in rural Ethiopia. Now, she is trained in coffee production, has improved the quality of her coffee, has links to markets and can send her children to school.
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